Customer Reviews

Myth Makers: Super Kart GP

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3 star:		(4)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

It is Wii-wheel compatible, and you steer with the wii mote turned sideways.
All the courses must be unlocked and I didn't see any alternate carts, each character has his or her own and that is it. You collect silver stars on the race course to use your character's "Special Power", which can be anything from freezing opponents or time warping and skipping ahead part of the map. Gold stars you collect on the maps will unlock extra characters.

Gameplay wise, it is difficult to steer. You can pass over item boxes like Mario Kart. There is a "Arrow Boost" type thing similar to Mario Kart's mushroom. But it is kind of useless and most of the time it would catapult me off a cliff or smash me into a wall. There is also an "Arrow" similar to green shells in Mario Kart and they pretty mush work the same.

It's basically a Mario Kart clone, as you might expect. However, not nearly as good.

This is an OK game.
Was expecting something similar to "that other kart game" and did get alot of similarities.
All tracks are pretty much the same setup, controls are a bit difficult. Seems the kids dont really like it as much as other racing games, they said this is too monotonous to play for long. Gets boring quickly.

This was one of the cheaper games I bought, guess I wasn't expecting too much really. I loved the idea of characters based on myths, but... if your going to have pickups like Mario Kart, they could use a little more variety.
Only 4 racers are available to start out with and the others you wont unlock untill you collect so and so amount of stars, not too much choice there.
Most of my problem with this title was the fact that I couldn't keep the wii-mote in the wheel when I went to the select screen. I had to take it out because only the pointer worked.
A normal gamecube controler should be able to be used for this as well. I can't begin to say how touchy the controls are and how boring the tracks look. Bold colors, but not a lot to look at. If you decide to get this... don't say I didn't warn you <_<

I think kids might not mind this one, but.. even they have standards nowadays...

Game is a bit hard to play. You have to drive the course and try to figure out what to do. Daughter does not really like game to hard for her to play.

this game is NOT compatible with the classic controller or the nunchunk!! it is only compatible with the wii wheel and if you turn the remote sideways and steer by moving the remote from side to side which makes it difficult to steer and shifting the remote is not as accurate as your driving result on the screen which is very very annoying! i bought this game assuming it would be compatible with the classic controller so there would be no problem with the accuracy of movement since the signal would be internal and not a wireless remote connection. i honestly dont even know why wii makes these games that are expected to only work by the shift of the wireless remote like thinking that its going to be as accurate as youd expect it to be. its not enjoyable, it doesnt even work! not to mention the sharp turns in this game make it even harder to steer, youd think that makes it more challeging and fun but its just plain annoying without a manuel controller this game sucks!!!

The product is a fun game for the whole family but is difficult to advance to other levels to open more tracks

Cool!
It seems Mario kart, but it is not - rsrsrrsrs
The children liked but not loved.

I bought the game with 2 thoughts in mind..

1) It's cheap for $20 bucks
2) Multiplayer for when friends are over.

When you're playing the game in multiplayer mode, it doesn't matter how the game play is, you just want to win the race.

The game is Ok and different where you use the Wii remote to steer.

It does the job and adds to my game collection.